Peperomia incisa
A small, creeping, hairless epiphytic Peperomia from wet forests between Nicaragua and Colombia, with thread-like stems. It suits a humid terrarium mounted on bark or moss, where it can trail over wood. Little is published about it, so its needs are drawn from its wet-forest habitat and related epiphytic peperomias.
Where it grows wild
An epiphytic herb on trees in wet tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forest, creeping over bark and moss.
The type was collected in Costa Rica at 700 m. Specimens with an elevation range from near sea level to about 1680 m, with half below about 600 m.
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